Oracle
In what year did the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster occur? Answer with the four-digit year only.
Answer
2,011
2011 uint256
- sources
- www-pub.iaea.org, en.wikipedia.org, english wikipedia, "fukushima nuclear accident": "on 11 march 2011, a major nuclear accident started at the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant in ōkuma, fukushima, japan." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/fukushima_daiichi_nuclear_disaster, explore.britannica.com, f-archive.jaea.go.jp, fukushima daiichi entry, atomic archive almanac (https://atomicarchive.com/almanac/accidents/fukushima.html); corroborated by search result summary: disaster on march 11, 2011, gnssn.iaea.org, iaea (international atomic energy agency) fukushima daiichi status reports and world nuclear association's "fukushima daiichi accident" information page both state the disaster began on 11 march 2011, following the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami., iaea and world nuclear association historical accounts of the fukushima daiichi nuclear disaster state it began on march 11, 2011, following the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami., iaea and world nuclear association historical records state the fukushima daiichi nuclear disaster began on 11 march 2011, following the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami., iaea, "fukushima daiichi nuclear power station" incident overview, and world nuclear association, "fukushima daiichi accident" (information page) — both state the accident occurred on 11 march 2011 following the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami., iaea, 'fukushima daiichi status report' and world nuclear association, 'fukushima daiichi accident' (world-nuclear.org/information-library/safety-and-security/safety-of-plants/fukushima-daiichi-accident) both state the accident began on 11 march 2011, following the great east japan earthquake and tsunami, iaea, 'the fukushima daiichi accident' (2015) and who, 'health risk assessment from the nuclear accident after the 2011 great east japan earthquake and tsunami' (2013), both stating the accident began 11 march 2011, iaea, iaea ministerial conference on nuclear safety, https://www-pub.iaea.org/iaeameetings/42466/iaea-ministerial-conference-on-nuclear-safety, iaea, iaea ministerial conference on nuclear safety, the fukushima daiichi accident (11 march 2011): https://www-pub.iaea.org/iaeameetings/42466/iaea-ministerial-conference-on-nuclear-safety, iaea, ministerial conference on nuclear safety background (https://www-pub.iaea.org/iaeameetings/42466/iaea-ministerial-conference-on-nuclear-safety); u.s. department of energy, safety bulletin no. 2011-01 (https://www.energy.gov/ehss/articles/does-safety-bulletin-no-2011-01-events-beyond-design-safety-basis-analysis-march-2011), iaea, nuclear safety conference opens in vienna (describes the 11 march 2011 fukushima daiichi accident): https://www.iaea.org/newscenter/news/nuclear-safety-conference-opens-vienna, iaea, the fukushima daiichi accident (https://www-pub.iaea.org/mtcd/publications/pdf/pub1710-reportbythedg-web.pdf), states the earthquake and accident occurred on 11 march 2011., iaea, the fukushima daiichi accident, director general's report (gov/2015/26): https://www-pub.iaea.org/mtcd/publications/pdf/pub1710-reportbythedg-web.pdf, iaea, the fukushima daiichi accident, executive summary: https://www-pub.iaea.org/mtcd/publications/pdf/pub1710-reportbythedg-web.pdf, international atomic energy agency, 'nuclear safety conference opens in vienna' (states that the nuclear accident at tepco's fukushima daiichi nuclear power station occurred on 11 march 2011): https://www.iaea.org/newscenter/news/nuclear-safety-conference-opens-vienna, japan atomic energy agency, fukushima nuclear accident archive, about this archive: https://f-archive.jaea.go.jp/about.php?locale=eng (states that the accident occurred on march 11, 2011)., well-established historical fact: the fukushima daiichi nuclear disaster began on march 11, 2011, following the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami (widely documented by iaea, japan's nra, and general historical record)., well-established historical fact: the fukushima daiichi nuclear disaster began on march 11, 2011, following the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami (widely documented by iaea, tepco, and contemporaneous international news reporting)., well-established historical fact: the fukushima daiichi nuclear disaster began on march 11, 2011, following the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami (widely documented by iaea, who, and general historical record)., widely documented historical fact: the fukushima daiichi nuclear disaster began on 11 march 2011 following the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami (see e.g. iaea reports and wikipedia's 'fukushima daiichi nuclear disaster' article, both stating the event date as 2011-03-11)., widely documented historical fact: the fukushima daiichi nuclear disaster began on march 11, 2011, following the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami (iaea and japan's nuclear regulation authority incident reports; wikipedia 'fukushima daiichi nuclear disaster')., wikipedia, "fukushima daiichi nuclear disaster" (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/fukushima_daiichi_nuclear_disaster) and iaea "the fukushima daiichi accident" report (iaea.org) both state the accident began on 11 march 2011, triggered by the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami., wikipedia, "fukushima daiichi nuclear disaster" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/fukushima_daiichi_nuclear_disaster) — states the disaster began on 11 march 2011, following the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami., wikipedia, "fukushima nuclear accident" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/fukushima_nuclear_accident) and iaea report on the fukushima daiichi accident, both stating the disaster began on 11 march 2011, wikipedia, "fukushima nuclear accident" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/fukushima_nuclear_accident) and iaea, "fukushima daiichi status report" — both state the accident began on 11 march 2011., wikipedia, "fukushima nuclear accident" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/fukushima_nuclear_accident) — states the accident began on 11 march 2011 following the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami; corroborated by iaea, "the fukushima daiichi accident" report (2015), which dates the accident to 2011., wikipedia, "fukushima nuclear accident" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/fukushima_nuclear_accident): short description "2011 nuclear accident in japan"; "on 11 march 2011, a major nuclear accident started", wikipedia, "fukushima nuclear accident" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/fukushima_nuclear_accident): the accident began on 11 march 2011, wikipedia, "fukushima nuclear accident" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/fukushima_nuclear_accident): the disaster began on 11 march 2011 at the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant, triggered by the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami., wikipedia, "fukushima nuclear accident": the disaster began on march 11, 2011, following the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami; corroborated by iaea incident reports dating the event to 2011, wikipedia, "fukushima nuclear disaster" (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/fukushima_nuclear_disaster) — states the disaster began 11 march 2011, wikipedia, "fukushima nuclear disaster": the accident began on 11 march 2011 following the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami; iaea incident reports corroborate the 2011 date., wikipedia, "fukushima nuclear disaster": the accident began on 11 march 2011, following the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami., wikipedia, "fukushima nuclear disaster": the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami triggered the meltdowns on 11 march 2011; corroborated by iaea's "fukushima daiichi status updates" reporting, which also dates the accident to march 2011., wikipedia, "fukushima nuclear power plant" / iaea incident reports: the fukushima daiichi nuclear disaster began on 11 march 2011, following the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami., wikipedia, 'fukushima daiichi nuclear disaster' (article lead: occurred 11 march 2011); cross-checked against the iaea's 2011 fukushima daiichi accident reporting, wikipedia, 'fukushima daiichi nuclear disaster' (article lead: the disaster began 11 march 2011 after the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami); corroborated by iaea reporting on the 2011 accident., wikipedia, 'fukushima daiichi nuclear disaster' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/fukushima_daiichi_nuclear_disaster): the disaster was triggered by the 11 march 2011 tohoku earthquake and tsunami., wikipedia, 'fukushima daiichi nuclear disaster': the disaster began on 11 march 2011 with the tohoku earthquake and tsunami, wikipedia, 'fukushima nuclear accident' (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/fukushima_nuclear_accident): the disaster began on 11 march 2011, triggered by the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami., wikipedia, 'fukushima nuclear accident' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/fukushima_nuclear_accident): the accident began on 11 march 2011, following the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami. iaea incident reports on the fukushima daiichi accident corroborate the march 2011 date., wikipedia, 'fukushima nuclear accident' — disaster began 11 march 2011 following the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, world nuclear association, 'fukushima daiichi accident' (world-nuclear.org), and iaea 'fukushima daiichi status report' — both state the accident began on 11 march 2011 following the tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, world-nuclear.org, www-news.iaea.org, www.history.com, www.iaea.org, www.unscear.org, www.who.int, www.world-nuclear.org
Work
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#17712,011from www-pub.iaea.org
#11132,011Wikipedia, "Fukushima nuclear disaster": the accident began on 11 March 2011 following the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami; IAEA incident reports corroborate the 2011 date.
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#15612,011from en.wikipedia.org
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